United Kingdom. A Cartridge Box Badge of the Foot Guards, c.1780 Auction Archive 42 mm (w) x 29
Description
42 mm (w) x 29
Fegelein later fought in Belgium and France
without maker marks on the base
the right end of the belt extending outward and housing a small stud snap
1938 in the presence of Adolf Hitler himself
United Kingdom. A Cartridge Box Badge of the Foot Guards, c.1780 Auction Archive 42 mm (w) x 29A large badge in brass, likely theatre made, the obverse presenting the cipher of King George, with large surmounting crown, the reverse with three lugs for cartridge box adhesion, measures 58. 2mm (w) x 92. 4mm (h), evidence of oxidation related to the age, a rare decoration in very fine condition. Footnote: The cartridge box badge adorned the cartridge box, which held fixed cartridges of paper for faster loading.
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